IKM wins Shell Norway contract
Shell has awarded a frame agreement contract to IKM for the development of multi-technical personnel.
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Widow of Nigerian activist to take Shell to Dutch courts
The widow of a Nigerian activist plans to take legal action against oil major Shell in Dutch courts.
Production starts on giant $50bn Caspian field
Production resumed today from the giant, $50billion Kashagan oil and gas field in the Caspian Sea, Kazakhstan’s energy ministry said in a statement.
Shell said to consider sale of $1bn Malaysia LNG stake
Royal Dutch Shell Plc is considering a sale of its stake in a Malaysian liquefied natural gas export plant, which could fetch more than $1 billion, people familiar with the matter said.
Shell North Sea sale said to draw Ineos, Siccar Point bids
Royal Dutch Shell Plc has invited binding bids from parties including Ineos AG and Blackstone Group LP-backed Siccar Point Energy for the sale of some of its U.K. North Sea assets worth about $2 billion, according to people familiar with the matter.
Shell may snag 95% discount on next-generation Ethanol plant
Royal Dutch Shell Plc is set to pay $26 million for Abengoa SA’s ethanol plant that cost it and taxpayers about $500 million to build.
Rosneft set to join Shell and BP in India, report says
Russian oil giant Rosneft is expected to follow Shell and BP into the Indian fuel retail market with the acquisition of a stake in Essar Oil, a news report said.
Dovre Group wins Shell North Sea contract
Dovre Group said it has been awarded a frame agreement for the supply of temporary technical personnel to oil major Shell.
Idemitsu, Showa Shell to delay refiner merger opposed by family
Japanese refiner Idemitsu Kosan Co. will delay a planned April 2017 merger with domestic rival Showa Shell Sekiyu K.K. amid opposition from its founding family.
Shell could sell Malaysia assets for $25m
Kuala Lumpur-based Hibiscus Petroleum has entered into a conditional agreement to buy Shell’s interests in four producing oil fields off Malaysia.
Transocean in $600m bond offering to pay for new drillship
Transocean has issued $600million in secured notes due 2024 to finance the construction of a drillship which started work on a contract for Shell earlier this year.
Shell in petrochemicals pact with Iran, report says
Shell has signed an agreement with Iran that could pave the way for collaboration on petrochemicals, a news report said.
Bulgaria alleges Shell, OMV and other firms involved in cartel agreements on fuel prices
Bulgaria 's anti-monopoly commission said six oil companies operating on the retail fuel market have allegedly been involved in cartel agreements on prices.
BP to follow Shell example in India petrol station venture
BP will follow in the footsteps of rival oil giant Shell by breaking into the Indian petrol station market, a news report said.
Video: Amazing footage of the Pioneering Spirit’s maiden heavy lift
Allseas has released footage of its giant decommissioning vessels' maiden heavy lift job.
Exclusive: Scottish ports ‘must unite to share post-oil’ work
Ports in the north-east of Scotland must band together with their UK neighbours to fend off the challenge from Norway and the Netherlands for decommissioning work.
Shell leads the FTSE100
Shell is leading the FTSE100 on a weaker pound and a stronger oil price.
Shell strikes LNG deal for cruise ships
Oil major Shell has struck an agreement to supply the world's first LNG-powered cruise ships due to start sailing in northwest Europe in 2019.
Video: What happens when F1’s Kimi Räikkönen swaps jobs with a fireman? Shell finds out
In a video shot for Shell’s enhanced high specification fuel, V Power, Kimi Räikkönen takes on the role of a fireman. Unfortunately, Malaysian fireman Mohd Uzair Abdullah does not speak English, but Räikkönen has an excellent grasp of the language. See how he gets on in his new “day job” below:
Shell IPO could be landmark offering
Shell’s plans to sell as much as P29.7billion worth of shares on the Philippine Stock Exchange would be a landmark initial public offering (IPO) for the region.
Exclusive: North Sea firms eager to see OGA crack whip as regulator opens new chapter
Rather than quaking at the prospect of being slapped with a fine, North Sea firms are glad the Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) has been armed with new powers, the regulator’s boss said.
MISC files $245million claim against Sabah Shell
MISC’s wholly owned subsidiary Gumusut-Kakap Semi-Floating Production System (GKL) has kick-started arbitration proceedings against the Malaysian subsidiary of Shell.
Shell and other oil majors slip down in energy rankings
Shell was one of a handful of oil majors, which tumbled down the charts for this year’s Platts Top 250 Global Energy Company Rankings.
Shell says OPEC decision won’t impact financial framework
Oil major Shell said a decision to cut output by OPEC is unlikely to alter the company's financial framework.
Top Shell news from this week
This week a campaign group urged Shell and BP shareholder to use binding votes on pay plans to encourage bosses to embrace new energy.